http://w.atwiki.jp/youtube-jyuku/ インテグラル96の部屋 ja 2016-07-16T03:01:07+09:00 1468605667 https://w.atwiki.jp/youtube-jyuku/pages/32.html 　このページでは、高校数学の公式を、各科目ごとにまとめているページです。 　なお、科目・単元内容は2012年4月入学生に適用された学習指導要領に準じています。 *公式置き場 +[[数学Ⅲ>http://img.atwikiimg.com/www41.atwiki.jp/youtube-jyuku/attach/32/7/%E6%95%B0%E5%AD%A6%E2%85%A2%E3%80%80%E5%85%AC%E5%BC%8F%E9%9B%86.pdf]] 2016-07-16T03:01:07+09:00 1468605667 https://w.atwiki.jp/youtube-jyuku/pages/31.html 『Experiment lets man use his mind to control another person's movements』 　So it turns out a bit of mind control might be possible after all. Scientists had already shown that a human could send an electronic brain signal to a rat, prompting it to wiggle its tail. Now, two University of Washington researchers say they have demonstrated that one person's thoughts can control another person's movements. 　First, electrodes were placed against the subject's head. The first subject than looked at a computer game on a screen and thought about what move he wanted to make. The second subject, sitting on the other side of the campus but connected to the first subject via the Internet and a brain stimulation device, almost instantaneously moved his right index finger to make that move. He said it had the sensation of a nervous tic. 　In the past two decades, neuroscientists have made dramatic advances in connecting human brains with computers, largely in the hope of helping disabled and paralyz 2016-06-26T19:08:13+09:00 1466935693 https://w.atwiki.jp/youtube-jyuku/pages/30.html 『Pendulum device to reduce swaying of skyscrapers during quakes』 　Two companies have developed a seismic control device weighing several hundred tons that can be installed on top of skyscrapers to suppress slow and large vibrations on the upper floors during major earthquakes. 　Real estate developer Mitsui Fudosan Co. and general contractor Kajima Corp. said July 29 that the device uses giant steel pendulums hung on the rooftop level that will apply force in the direction opposite of "long-period seismic motions," thereby more than halving the amplitude of vibrations. 　The companies said they will spend about 5 billion yen ($51 million) to install the first device on top of Shinjuku Mitsui Building, a 55-story skyscraper in Tokyo, in 2015. The device will comprise six pendulums, each weighing 300 tons, to suppress swaying during earthquakes. 　Shinjuku Mitsui Building experienced horizontal vibrations of about 2 meters during the magnitude-9.0 Great East Japan Earthquake on March 11 2016-06-26T16:15:29+09:00 1466925329 https://w.atwiki.jp/youtube-jyuku/pages/29.html 『Warner Music Japan CEO discusses J-pop interest overseas』 　Keiichi Ishizaka, chairman and chief executive officer of Warner Music Japan Inc., remembers watching such groups as The Beatles successfully promote their music abroad and wondering why Japanese music could not do the same. 　One of the main hurdles Japanese artists have to overcome abroad is the language barrier, but there is one current pop artist who has sailed over it. 　Her name is Kyary Pamyu Pamyu, and she is known for her Lady Gaga-esque attire and her hit songs, including "Tsukematsukeru." She has a contract with Warner Music Japan. 　She is only 20 years old and started her world tour this year in Belgium in February, and has since visited eight countries and territories in Europe, Asia and the United States. On her world tour, she performed on 18 stages in 13 cities, attracting an audience of about 28,000 in total. 　Ishizaka's Warner Music Japan sent its staff to these cities to promote her to the local media, wh 2016-06-26T14:25:13+09:00 1466918713 https://w.atwiki.jp/youtube-jyuku/pages/28.html 『"Likes" sold to inflate numbers』 　More and more people are referring to Facebook "Likes" and Twitter followers to gauge companies' popularity and credibility through the Internet, but there is often more to these numbers than meets the eye. 　A growing number of businesses are selling "Likes" and Twitter followers as companies seek to inflate their numbers to impress consumers. However, observers have criticized such practice as stealth marketing, which conceals the fact that it is an advertisement. 　"I've sold Facebook "Likes" and Twitter followers to more than 500 companies," said a 28-year-old man in Osaka. He started selling them about one and a half years ago through a mail order website called Geek World. 　The man earns about 500,000 yen a month, selling 5,000 "Likes" for 37,980 yen and 5,000 followers for 29,980 yen. His customers include restaurants, TV personalities and information product companies. After receiving an order, the man contacts a U.S. company that has "fake 2016-06-26T13:37:56+09:00 1466915876 https://w.atwiki.jp/youtube-jyuku/pages/27.html 『Robots help sushi-go-round turn high tech』 　With its masters required to home their skills over decades, sushi is steeped in tradition. But it is also a high-tech operation where robotic precision steals the limelight from the chef's knife. 　Japan is dotted with thousands of kaiten sushi restaurants where raw fish slices atop rice balls travel on conveyor belts along counters waiting to be picked up by diners. 　"Sushi isn't going round at random, but rather it is coming out based on a number of calculations," said Akihito Tsuji, public relations manager at Kura Corp., a major operator in a market expected to hit $5 billion in revenue this year, according to industry figures. 　"Though traditional, sushi is stuffed with high technology. You can't operate low-price revolving sushi restaurants without databased and scientific management," he said at a Tokyo outlet. 　Since their birth half a century ago, kaiten sushi restaurants have evolved from selling traditional sushi, today offer 2016-06-26T09:17:29+09:00 1466900249 https://w.atwiki.jp/youtube-jyuku/pages/26.html +[[Robots help sushi-go-round turn high tech>Insights 2015/Chpter 1]] +[["Likes" sold to inflate numbers>Insights 2015/Chpter 2]] +[[Kobe in struggle to fight off invasion of Argentine ants>Insights 2015/Chpter 3]] +[[Police offer bigger role for smaller dogs>Insights 2015/Chpter 4]] +[[Latte art: A master of the foam canvas comes to life>Insights 2015/Chpter 5]] +[[Japanese car industry sets eyes on Mexico>Insights 2015/Chpter 6]] +[[Karaoke technology getting in tune with lone vocalists, aspiring stars>Insights 2015/Chpter 7]] +[[Caffeine common in U.S. kids>Insights 2015/Chpter 8]] +[[Warner Music Japan CEO discusses J-pop interest overseas>Insights 2015/Chpter 9]] +[[Shinkansen operators link up to push bullet train exports>Insights 2015/Chpter 10]] +[[Builders face lack of young workers>Insights 2015/Chpter 11]] +[[Sites push recipes made from leftovers>Insights 2015/Chpter 12]] +[[Improvement of teaching system key to acquiring communicative English>Insights 2015/Chpt 2016-06-26T09:05:12+09:00 1466899512 https://w.atwiki.jp/youtube-jyuku/pages/25.html 『ISO to adopt Japan-led safety criteria for nursing-care robots』 　The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) will compile global safety standards in September for nursing-care robots based on criteria proposed by Japan, paving the way for domestic mass production and exports. The latest move is widely expected to foster a new industry based on robot technology, which the government explained as part of its growth strategy to rebuild the country's economy. 　The establishment of ISO standards will also give a boost to the full-fledged production and export of devices manufactured by Japanese companies. The ISO, founded in 1947, is a private organization that sets international standards for industrial products. It currently has 163 member states. 　The safety criteria suggested by Japan will be adopted by the ISO and used as the basis for more than 80 sections to outline safety standards for robots designed to assist the elderly and those in need of special care. Subseque 2016-06-22T21:28:30+09:00 1466598510 https://w.atwiki.jp/youtube-jyuku/pages/24.html 　Surgeons may have a new way to smoke out cancer. An experimental surgical knife can help surgeons make sure they have removed all the cancerous tissue, doctors repor ted on Wednesday. Surgeons typically use knives that heat tissue as they cut, producing a sharp-smelling smoke. 　The new knife analyzes the smoke and can instantly signal whether the tissue is cancerous or healthy. 　Dr. Zoltan Takats of Imperial College London suspected the smoke produced during cancer surgery might contain some important cancer clues. So he designed a "smart" knife hooked up to a refrigerator-sized mass spectrometry device on wheels that analyzes the smoke from cauterizing tissue. 　The smoke picked up by the smart knife is compared to a library of smoke "signatures" from cancerous and non-cancerous tissues. Information appears on a monitor: green means the tissue is healthy, red means cancerous and yellow means unidentifi able. 　Currently, surgeons send samples to a laboratory to make sure they have 2016-06-22T01:19:01+09:00 1466525941 https://w.atwiki.jp/youtube-jyuku/pages/23.html 『Deep secrets of maglev Shinkansen emerging』 　The Linear Chuo Shinkansen, a dream ultraexpress maglev train system that will likely come into use in 2027, features a variety of unique innovations. 　One thing Central Japan Railway Co. (JR Tokai) is especially proud of concerning the railway tracks used for the maglev train system is technology that overcomes a great difference of elevation of up to 1,300 meters―from a maximum of 100 meters underground in Tokyo to a tunnel 1,200 meters high near the Southern Japanese Alps. 　The Linear Shinkansen's biggest selling point is its speed, which exceeds 500 kph. To make best use of this point, the railway operator selected the shortest route possible to Nagoya. Along the route,however, sit the giant mountains of the Southern Japanese Alps. The Linear Shinkansen will climb these mountains using technology that is better than any other bullet train. 　Regular railways cannot climb more than 30 meters per kilometer since the ability of a train' 2016-06-22T01:21:38+09:00 1466526098